LuciferChristi:




Ori e ti gbale!

I can ignore anything else but if you think I will leave my beloved okpa to you, you must be joking.

When did Cameroonians start eating okpa?

I didn't even know that there is any dish in Nigeria like okpa so I don't see what the problem is.In Cameroon it is called koki corn and I don't even like it dat much so don't kill me
I no know why you di try for find my palava di night

I see okpa every were

The next dish is njansang soup with plantains

ebujany:
I see okpa every were

What do you mean? What is okpa?

The next is fried dodo (plantains) and egg.It is simple and it is for breakfast

LuciferChristi:




See oh! See our moin-moin.

They just chook small small leaves inside & changed the name to kwashiokor bible.

These people are thieves.

It is not kwashiorkor bible it is kwacoco bible what is it na? You wan start trouble for until ma thread? If you wan barlock findam for sum different site no kam di hambuck me!

The next is fried spaghetti and eggs.Very simple for breakfast and can also be eaten at night as light food.If you don't want to eat heavy food at night

Nice thread

The next dish is pepper soup.It is always cooked with either boiled fish inside or goat meat.

Interesting. Cameroonian recipes are quite similar to Nigerian's. I would like to try out Poulet DG and Hot pot .
You guys have a lot of plaintain varieties in your food. Wow cornchaffe it's been a long time since I have eaten that.We call it Adalu in Nigeria.

LuciferChristi:




See oh! See our moin-moin.

They just chook small small leaves inside & changed the name to kwashiokor bible.

These people are thieves.

over thieving dey worry them.

I enjoyed that food die

The next dish is my favourite which is fufu and eru.The soup is made with water leaf and eru.

Rexia:
The first one is ndole soup It is a vegetable soup.

my favorite any day

LuciferChristi:




Okpa is a Nigerian food not Cameroonian. I was born and raised on it.

what you saw isn't okpa it's corn and opka is not make from corn it is made of a particular kind of beans.

Rexia:
The next food is egusi pudding

roll it girl I can die for this

Rexia,

I am a Nigerian from Akwa Ibom State. I use to think that we (Akwa Ibomites) have the best food in Africa, but I now have a rethinking thanks to your very enlightening thread. I am moved to visit Cameroon just to sample some of the delicacies that you have highlighted here.God bless Cameroon, Nigeria and Africa.

LuciferChristi:




See oh! See our moin-moin.

They just chook small small leaves inside & changed the name to kwashiokor bible.

These people are thieves.

lol

Rexia:
The next is koki corn. It is very delicious but I don't really like it

This is an efik/Ibibio delicacy. It is called ekoki

Rexia:
The next is a dish called ekwang.it is made with coco leaves.

This is ekpangkukwo, an efik/Ibibio delicacy.

uyplus:


This is ekpangkukwo, an efik/Ibibio delicacy.

Some part of awaka ibom n Calabar has mixed culture with Cameroon.. That's why they have similar food and all.. Just like the badagry Egun n the Benin..

hakimi1974:
over thieving dey worry them.

Something is really wrong with you!

Rexia:

Something is really wrong with you!

once you cure your kleptomania I will consider to listening to your stale tirade.

LuciferChristi:




Ori e ti gbale!

I can ignore anything else but if you think I will leave my beloved okpa to you, you must be joking.

When did Cameroonians start eating okpa?

Bros carry the koki or na "okpa" u call am go make peace reign. Hahahaha

LuciferChristi:




See oh! See our moin-moin.

They just chook small small leaves inside & changed the name to kwashiokor bible.

These people are thieves.

Actually, koki beans can relate a little.bit to moin moin but not kwacoco bible. This right here is made with grated cocoyams and palm oil.

Rexia:
The next is hot pot which is actually potatoes with green beans and carrots but hot spot is how it is called in Cameroon

This food must be delicious. Looking at this food makes me salivate.

Rexia most of the foods you posted here make a lot of sense, but I don't like Okro soup.